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DKiIaBrruL WEDDING ASsrvERsANv.-Rev,
DR.. and Mrs. Butler celebrated, last evening, the
twentieth anniversary OF their wedding, AZ their
family-Dr. W. X, Rev. &. H., and Misses Ella and
Grace, who assisted-many Practitioners and
Trends called TO pay respects and Offer eoncrs.n;
during the evening refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Rev Prof. Hunting.
HSarisssus i Dr. I snS MIA Talor espt hss 4
White, Dsn7 Ramey, esq; Miss NJ NJ Butler, Nj.
and MIS-. Q. p. schmidt Mrs. schmidt and daugh-
ters Dr. JaA w. Graham, Mrs. a. l. Nairn, Miss
schneider, M. and MrS y. NJ. schneider, AR. rred
schmidt, Mr.; and MT: q: ". Callahan, chsA 4.
Randolph, Mrs X. W. Fenwick, Mrs. Ksuie Heed,
Mr.. II. w. Reed, the Misses GusA Mr. n. y. a.
Bright, Nrs /. II. schneiaer. ana a hSst OF others
No cards were issued, and tine pastor. Ia the pull
pit Invitation 10 his people. Emphasized mo pres
china wedding was not rorgOtIen By his And
parishionera
Mithrss Lodge OF Perfection VIII: confer the
fourth degree this evening, al It's salisbury, On O
Thos. sommeryile. r., was to-day excused as .
juror OF the Criminal Court
lease was placed ON record this morning from
Robt- Garrett 10 the Mutual District Messenger
Co. OF premises 1il4 ConnectlcLt avenue, Tor ten
years from september !, iss7, at fl.oo per year,
TO he used only for The business OF The coIapany.
The Courts.
Court m GENERAL TEKN.
To-day, Martin agt. District; argument Coz.
cluded and submitted Taylor al. boyd; u
hearing.
CIRCUIT CoraT-.IIsdgr fNT.
To-day, Herzog agt. Eg on; Judgment afirmed.
Britt agt District; do Daily AFT. oliver; 40 Bur.
nun agL wooster; do. Prudential AT. Frederick;
default FaTnshaw q Bro. EgT. Pnrks; 90. 81
Clair agt. Campbell; yerdici fcf d. fcndaDi. houL
ton agt Distner; do. barr.,t AT. 1Aonspsop; vel
dict for piainun. Noy sag agL Huston; motion
20 dismiss appeal oyerruied.
EQUIry CoURI-ssGgc .assrIok.
To-day, Eastwood agf. Gilmore; PRO c0nfeasQ
Dainese agt. Bond: do. set aisle. tate agt- Ohm.
stead; leave 10 amend blii. GUnton ngt. zantk-
ysrger; report Of special auditor confirmed Sell
hausep acf- Sellhausen: complainant allowed -
withdraw exhibits Leibcrnen AIT. Roach; refer.
ence 10 auditor. MARI de tCTanir; Annie Crapr sp-
pointed guardian ad iittnL NOnderlihe sgt. stew.
art; exceptions oyerrued and auditors report con.
nrfned. Leiich agt williams: demurrer over
ruled with leave 10 answer. Ia Ie J. Il. q. Munls
helm; leave 10 make explanation.
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LEvBRETT LEOHARD's COMPLAINT AGAINST THE UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY DISCUSSED.
The Interstate Commerce Commission to-day
took up the case OF Leverett Leonard, OF Mount
Leonard, Mo-, against the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. In this case the plaintiff alleges that
the railroad company charged him 80 per cent in
excess Of the regular rates the Of
1--we stock In the Burton stock cars and prays the
Commission 10 compel the railroad company TO
refund the excess N: Y. Foote, Of washington,
OF New YORK Rat am and sSei,ahar0er and
Wilson, OF Washington, represented the railroad
company. After q short statement OF the case
and brief argument the Commission dismissed the
complaint Without prejudice for want Of proof
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Insulting Prince Albert Victor.
DIsoRDRKLY SCENES AT A CORNERSTONE LAYING
NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND

LONDON, october l&-Prince Albert Victor, son of
the Prince OF Wales laid the memorial stone at the
were crowded with spectators, many OF whom
greeted the speakers with groans. number OF
gathered about the building, and cries OF 'Hurrah
Tor Bradlaugh" were heard during the ceremony.
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RiEIl

HfEn-
BERNER MARY A BERyED, beloved wife of
Chas j. Berner, October Id, 1857, a m, aftg
Long painful illness, Aspd ye.'s aud
Funeral from parents rssidepce, No, gro .trsss
na 1, nsts 10 .,sna
tDsl.imore sun please coIy.l 2s
,J sSSK BfsSf xs M G e.:
sd s ses az ssEn ~ SSa for a
May her soul rest IN pe.ce
Funeral Wednesday. October 18th. at $50 . ~
from her late residence. ss3 l. street southwest
DIcKEI. On October IL. 1857. LIZZIE DIckEls
fSnsrsl vii i.ts place "Wednesday .,,..nooa. .
SsS5ss EiasG iSiS ! ;,Ts;. ns,sS~s.s hsisa.s;
!. osst fGos AG' s
;sysnsh q he ~, .sss &. b. S :Se
fniers from his late re.dence 1850 ssrset sou q
s:Isot on ns.s,:: .sa snas q ne sSy .nS
bsrs % t6e uni.1 vstsrsn Cora INST oonr~ays.s-
~ SsSt asjIsi; Y. HfsDEhsa0if
s.s .s:..
Der 70. a 80 ocoak Frisnas and rslssSss s:sssc
'IBs s..ss sre The ss.S Who di. In IN. Lord
KIM. Aks; MILDRED y the sslovsd y.s. q
O'Clock u Der late resadepce l2<% 10Th axDooo
'iEsass: rom E:r.. eAurA s..
Ss.sS:s ss III =. Ssi.;a1ss ana isi.s -
KER?Qor. On Mosday.. oc.ess. n. les7. q
typhoid fever. WARREN KERFQOT.
fsnerN trou his rsssdsaos. BsuyviiiA ca.e6
,RyAN,, On Ncpasy, oetos.s II. 1922. I. a'SnH:
NrA MARY a RYAN. the mothes a MA ~ a Anaer.
son- q No $40 street. northwest In tss eighty
.i.:: So s% Tss., ~ i sis. s,s
Friends a The family invited 20 sstsnd
STAKE At her residence 35il Prcspect sya-, Wss4
Wsshinksm, ousANA, wife of soazn n benkA 49,
sixty-oss ysars and eight moatha .
Funeral services Vt TRINITY Cafholic church -
fWiln6nupost Nd Iapsrs please coPyl -
"a a. In Msnsorta0.
with Aeon sprrew the death IN Minchessse, ", q
SUNDAY eSsht the 9th insssns - Ars. kAEoAR1t
CSIkIkJDE widow u the lats Judep J. \ Duau1nA
Of Nordinstdu, near Chsriessown. Jehes1n Oo1nV.
dsasssE IrH Dr. Fuller, Of Nicbsstsf. q d 80
shs was ssScksn With p<FAlysaA sad 41sd 49, s1sf
bsssf illnesa ~ IVES msmter a he 7. = Rlcei
b. hove al che psople q Ied rsrsns9 a Asseo-
f1sesen. ohs 49, ssntla. rsansd meeAAscenaA - .
ss,::: 81: 3. i 49, 8: '; csssi ia -:
TussdAy afternoon
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ihn ihcii1oSh Ire
The counsel proceeded to argue the case.
District Government Affair.".
BUILDING PERMITS


have been issued by Inspector Rntw1sle as follows
To erect-Mrs. N. l.. Tyler, brick dwelling, No.
All ID street southwest; 500. l. II. Emmert two
brick dwellings,, Nos. l3i0 and 1908 Rhode Island
avenue northwest; $1,000. Jno. Madgan, frame
store, on Nichols avenue, Anacostia: $500. Mrs. NJ
c. Peet, brick dwelling, No. 20iS street north
west; $4,000. X ReyDurn, 1r, two brick dwell
ings; $500. TO repair-E Dega, No. 1924 Madison
street northwest; $780, j. II. Savflle, No. 1915 N
street northwest; $500 Tyler Rutherford, house
on corner or 9th and streets northwest; 500. A.
w. Collomore, house on street southeast,
between I'd and Sd streets; f275.
MISCELLANEOUS.
B. @. Schafer CO., 424 llth street northwest,
having requested permission 70 lay small track
on sidewalk In front OF private alley between
Nos HOS and ITO street northwest, the Com
missioners decline '1n view Of the precedent that
would be established and the doubt as 20 the
power OF the Commissioners In the premises, rs
well as the possible objection TO the rails OF such
track a. obstacles to foot travel"
The District Commissioners to-day revoked the
appointment OF Frank n. stratford as an add
tional private OF the Metropolitan police, and APP
pointed Robt Amburt an additional private for
service in the vicinity OF llth and streets north
west for three years
The police department has been instructed to
prevent persons from dumping earth and rubbish
In public alleys
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AND D81kTIu0 THEIR PRINCIPALS.
Paris Special to the New York Herald. Oct 10.
There was tempestin teapot last night at the
Chatham Hotel, and 1t stin causes ripple OF e.
element and scandal In the American colony. The
AFFAIR almost came 10 q duel between two well
known American gentlemen-Mr Delany, OF Viz
ginia, and Nj. Burbank, OF Kentucky. A:discus-
sion arose between the gentleman from Virginia
and the gentleman nom Kentucky, which was not
restricted TO parliamentary Language and which
terminated By MI. Burbank slapping Mr.. Delany's
face. stirring scene followed Mr.. Delany forth
with challenged Mr.. Burbank, seconds were at
once named: dueiiing pistols were obtained and
four shots were 70 be exchanged ct 25 psce9 Mean
while one Of the seconds Mr. VIM: Mar, OF Sc.
Louis quietly unloaded the pistols and threw away
al the ammunition When the ground was
reached 81 put the principals suddenly jumped
parties 70 the meeting and drove Oh rapidly. The
two principals stood facing each other In the early
morning light. When they discovered that the
pistols were unloaded they decided TO drive back
TO Paris for more balls and more powder, but a.
only one cab was leu they were obliged 70 return
IN the same vehicle. During the long drive IN the
frosty morning air they had time to become recon.
ciled 70 each other and the AFFAIR ended smioably
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sales % Real Essass.

& NJ. Bryan has bought for 81 500 OF W. W.
Queen sub lot "a square O., 25 by ia ~ feet, ON
Massachusetts, aveSue, between 2lst and y2d
streets Dexter A. Snow has bought of LYDIA A.
ID and 9Th streets west each tfek feet by q depth
OF ~ feet 4 n inches between and q streeta
Isaac Levy has bought OF n. BurkhATt for O. aOn,
lot H. square 40 fronting the east side VI 1Ih
street between X ana L streets northwest
II. BurkhaFt has bought of James r. Cadeu, for
Sa000, sub lot IA So $50 fronting on the east side
streets northwest
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Railroad In the city.
TIE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS ANSWER 10 cHrEY gu.
GfSEEH DOUGLASS.

The District Commissioners have written Chief
Engineer Douglass OF the Balti more and Ohio
Railroad. In reference 10 the plan submitted By
him for an adjustment OF the railroad question In
this city. The Commissioners sag they viii con-
slider the matter and b. glad 70 furnish an oppor-
tunity for a preliminary discussion u the impor.
tant Interests concerned before submitting their
report on the matter 20 the senate committee.
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From the Memphis Avalanche October IA
At last the exact of1cial vote ON the prohibition
amendment is known and II gives n. o93 majority
against II. The amendment received H. 6O4 votes,
ana l<5.l97 were cast against It, making total Of
2d 701, the largest vote ever cast In the Stata In
the race between the Taylor brothers l65 votes
each Of the two candidates getting the highest
vote his perry had ever polled. This votA Il u
s6en, ID A666 ahead OF the heaviest on record,
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RoDsERIrs RxroRFRp.--Patrick Tohln, VINO keeps
q grocery store &C No. 1110 1eg street n0rthWoSk
reports stolen from hts bedroom $50 Annie
Pratt OF No. 1908 street southeast, reports that
Q colored man snatched from her hand "a
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Struck n q Railroad Crossing.
TWO WOMEN AND HORSE INSTANTLY KILLED AND
THE WAGON DEMOLISHED.
LANcAsTYR, PA, october lathe fast line west
on the pennsylvania Railroad this afternoon, at
Steeles crossing, near ROnk's station, struck q
wagon containing Mrs. Jacob SteltzfuS and Mrs.
Barbara SteltzIus, middle aged ladies. Both were
instantly killed, al was also the hOrsa The vehi-
Gle was demolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18

In New York sunday were the following; MA
James Brown Potter, Ira Davenport. CHARLES
Nckens Lord Kinniaird. and Harry fsulton.
journalist paper published &C Wexford, ireland, has
received six summonses to appear u court for d.
League.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter seygs A great
many good men have missed the top 81 tho ladder
~ attempting too many rounds % the hFSt jump.
There IL considerable alarm over the spread 6f
0pntheria among the school children In 0illville,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

new YORK StOck Market
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported BY special
wire to Curson Mccartney, l4l9 street
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. October ls.-virEinia SKIES. con-
solidated, Az ten fores 34H; past due coupons, 10;
new thr 8. 81 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. MD. October 1s-ootton quiet and
Wheat-soutnern fairly active and steady; red 7saS2
asnber. S0ss4 western dull and steady; No. winter
siSaslk Js1Isiy. s.S.ass; SSrnEsSu,heIn quiet
year, 471la47k Oats in Isir demand and steady-
SSaS6 western mixed, 33aS4: Rye quiet and
steady-Ro csrgoes, ordinary TO fair ieksigH.
Sugsf-copper refined dull. IOslOk. Whisky steady,
nomin.l-cotton, 13,84d.: aour, ls3d grain, Sd.
corn 600 6usheis oats. 900 busheIs SIip%ents
A0ur 80 000 barrels: wheat 70 900 bushels. sales
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. IT,. October Is, p m.-Wheat steady
cash, 69h Dee ember, 72H; May, "a 7;l6. Corn about
FIX SSI1 ssX gsSs%SsFi Ny S, Witty:
cash. 6.l5; December. Cos; May. 64Os642jS Short
ribs, October. 7.05.
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Reported Great Failure I'm Leipsic.
THE LIABILITIES OF THE DISCOUNT COMPANY sAID 10
BE AQQ0Q00 MARRa

CHICAGO. October 1a-A dispatch from New
York says: 1t Is reported that the LetpsC Dis
count Company, OF Leipsic, Germany, has failed
for 1900, 900 marks and that the directors have
ned. 1t is believed, however, that the company
will be able to meet all of its obligationa
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Syvis. Sympathy for the Anarchtsts.

BERNE, October 18-At a meeting Of socialists
against the execution OF the condemned Chicago
anarchists, and declaring that II their sentence
was carried into eject II would DO judicial muir
Aer
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SECRETARY FAIRcHILD went to Baltimore to-
day TO visit relatives.

SECOND CONTROLLER BUTLER has returned from
ROSfOn
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RANCE or THE THERsosETgR-The following
were the reading At the signal Once to-day. 4.
m, 5s; 2 pm, Us; maximum, o.; minimum, So
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I'D floor 426 9th st-.4r.s:i5
li:l35 Sd ct. NV. or. $3.50
800 A st. ne. 9r,.....--.3.1
IRA 7th 1t. NV. gr..-3O
III pth ST. NV, Sr.....3O
Upper part laos p St -,
isis ION It. n. W.. sr. IS
LBS q st.n.w.. r......-25
zoos ID st. Sc, 1r.......25
30 18th st. aw. Or ....25
90 9TH Il. Aw-. lOr..3J
loo Sth 81. n. w.,or.22.oO
ist3 18th st. n:w- Or. .20
gil q. nv T...-.-.iss
;I223 Prospect ave. 6r... .
1901 9th St n W., Ar....l3
lIl3 4th st. ne. 4r.....l2
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Eog RENr-HoUsEs

STORES, OFFICES. ETC.
Store and DWELLING Vernon Row room IS sl4
400 18Th IT. sw or $40 Store room 1871 NJ nv. ID
Store and dwelling 40 4Ol 7th st.. I'd a., 2r
ass La ave basement so Gunton Builde u 20 L.. so
4js La av ID a. Ar 40 Cellar 1543 III st NV g
fus La I'd noOr. 80 stable rear e22 X ST. nwS
9Ol 9TH st, 1st A., 4r...2ol
The above IL only a portion Of the property on my
books For foil hat call al oce for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 10Th tOlsl THOs. L. WA6GAMAN.
lNOR RENT-COsY SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
H with bath, bay window. nice cellar, and modern
improvements 2il 10 h ST. n. e.; go in advance.
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EORRENT-HoUsEs. FURNISH ED

- NO A. PRESCOTT, No. l416 = St NV, Kellogg
Building. has the following for rent (furnished.)
No. 9i3 10Th 81. NV. 3-story and attic Brick IL
rooms, completely furnished and Piano 1850 per
month.
No, l412 st. NV 3-story Brick, 10 rooms and
bath. completely furnished and Piano $3.50 per
month.
large new and elegantly built 4-story and base
ment Brick on St. between 18th and goth sta n.
completely and nicely furnished; x2OS33li per
month.
Also elegantly located new pressed Brick House
on New Hampshire ave. w., rooms, baths, store
rooms, &C., completely and nicely furnished nclud-
ing Piano, Glass aud China ware. Linen, silver &c.
1900 per month. Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT, IA l6
Il 81. Ol3-l5t
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.


EOR RENT NEAR PENSION OFFICE. BRICK
II house of nine and cellar: all mod imp near
ARMIES. Ego St NV. ol5-3t'
EoR RENr-DANENHowER SON. IlI5 = ST.
9 low. Circle Iar. .sI99 5lo tn St sc.
is35 si,I NV. 5aa a5ss :i5i .
los Il ne. s House. rear 2oas 10
liz i3 81: T. me- ns Sr..:is " NV 4r'- each 10
houses Just finished in the best northwestern iocs.
brow on stone sn sfs Or Sd sSiss built q
Ss.f B. WARNER i'H h1p SS zig n nsa.
EOR REST-so5 T sTREET. s.RooM BRICK.
oiss ffS kRS :sS 81 %oP t7
i REE1IY b1f H..
"a srass si's
Eok RENT-A HANDsoME REsIpENCE; BEAU
Scott and TSons. sTess &ddIs.. 't'iIn s.
EOR RENT5FINE RESIDENCE 1919 CONN.
.ny oRiy So sss
Ley, 5i3 9Th St NV why " '"s year, o Oi5.5s
ISOR RENT A NEW 3-sTORY I2-ROOM AND
k jSSs'5SH Gp Capitol Hin rent $50 Apply
J,oR RENTED B STREET n. R-I2-ROOM COT.
Il tase. Apply $50 st. Sc. ol53t.
sis55 n. g $ sS5J is.S
Ia i4i4 nsGre Y2 sh Ces ar
sS lay st. nxS
ssy Close Stable. Ill 3 :. ao1 %s s'ssls
0 Sss6 s55 ~ s.. n ~ %
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AIso, Ofher furnishel and unfurnlshsd house. m
desirable sections Of the city Unfurnished Hats
IN apartment house. Ofnees for rent For particulars
and permits alply AZ our offca
l,OR RINT-A VERY PLEASANT RESIDENCE
II teixht nsl outside OF boundary W.: terms
reasonable Address QUINCY" star ofhce ol7-St'
L,OR RENT-ROUsE FOUR RoUNs AND SUM-
u Etche a. market schools and cars: excel
J. ut Hsl<hborhood Apply at s23 st. nv. ols-3t'
l.OR RENT OR LEAsE-rHE NEW HOUSE, 1902
j Ct nv. nett u wormley's Hotel Apply At 1914
H II. oI7-.us
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l,OR REST-A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, FUR
nished HOUSE. near farrAsat SQUARE by the year
Tor the se4.on or suite of rSoms IN tha K h.
GOLDSbOROC6H Co. laos h ss ol7-3m
I,OR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, TAI 7TH
II St Apply Room 10. Federal building, corner
OF 7th and STA, between am. and pm o17-9t'
V,QR RENT - PQSsEssIOS NOVEMBER lsT
II DWELLING part OF house 1915 14th st. n W, corner
Pierce Place. rooms. cellar. bathroom aud summer
Atheism Aso BRICK stable for two horses and Carriage
Inquire on prsInisss- ol1-lm
I,oR RENT-FoUR NINE ROOM HOUSES, 18TH
II aud .. also, 1lO3 18Th St u. all in nrst-class
order. Opened during Tie day. 7. CORCokAN. 22t
I,oR RENI-os0 FOURTH ST NE. sIX-ROOM
II Brick. 1880. 5ly and 531 9Th 81 &c., six-room
brek., ssler and gas; sl5.j0 each DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON. ~ and sta n ol5-3ts
UyOk RENT-fUkNISHED-AN NICE NINE-ROOM
II House. ssn locat.d with stable fo- Gus per month
" toe yeArA Owner leaving city.
ol5-5t CUlTkk WINLk, ll23 u ct.
L,Uk RENT SEVERAL NICELY-PURNIsHED
II hAndsoInely located private keaidences Tor
ois-.N ClJI MA 4 winner 1A,a N
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lust ARRIVED ONE CAR LOAD OF VERY FINE
q HORSES from Maysville. Kentucky. Among them
Three matched teams Of Bays aud Black
One Dapple Gray, ID hands high. years old, and
nicely broke in ali harness ~
Ten very stylish Coupe Hozsaa ranging from 10 to
Special attention 10 called TO one sorrel Colt by Red
Wilks that can trot mile in $40 the track or no
sale.
On, One Bay Pacing Horse BY strathmors; can pace or
These horses can do what say, Of no ssls
PROMISING mare. aud Will make trottsr by 3 little
These Aor,es are we'll bred and perfect besutis.
JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor,
DOC 0AhGE6, Foreman,
e6-6w ill 18th ST. NV.
I(OR sALE-lOO CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. AND
- varrished wagons. and milk wagons. also painted
branches; goods sold on easy tsrma j. COOK, 3295
III St.. Georgetown aug24-3m
IIOR sALg-THE lotto. GAS ENGINE RE.
Il qures no boiler svoids all expensive attendance
loss Of time handling OF fuel Send for circulas
aud price list ~ bAIIAUf. Agent 7Il 7th 1t
ny2-6m
IVOR sAi.R-ABouT. 1000 POUNDS OF NoNPA-
Il rel and about 800 pounds Of Agate Typs, lsteiy
IN use this paper The face Of both fonts is az.
srabs they IN rood eOnditioa and capsbeo Of or
cellent service for two three years Oh paper u
modsrsts Sirculatton WIZ b sold cheap ~ bulk. Al,
Srs.s TIM fyESlNa sTAli AEwsPAfEK GO.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR PENTHOUSE 1894 CORCORAN ST, FROM
the LIST OF November; thirteen rooms and bath;
repair on and ps g9or wase fnd erar IN
o15-so4ts
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"An ofncer," said the judge, "has no night 70
assault prisoner and he also has not 70 take as
saults az the hands OF prisoner In making arrests
where the ofncers know the dangerous character
OF the prisoner be should be very cautious IL the
court believed that the prisoner was assaulted
Witaont any proyocatton the defendants would
cerfainiy 10 PUNISHED the court II not entirely
clear frSm me testimony where the responsibility
resta and VIII take the personal recognizanos o.
the defendontSp
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Soothes and Heals.

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whooping cough and alit other throat
and lung troubles. No other medicine
is 80 successful in curing nasal catarrh
rs CALIFORNIA CAT-R, CURE. The
enormous and increasing demand for
these standard California remedies con
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guaranteed by F. F. Muller at 81 n
package. Three for So so.
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South RubY'Itams.

EDITOR IND PENDENr:-We were Wis
Ated on the eleventh of March by Sc
we're shock Of earthquake. The vibra-
tions were felt north and south from the
"Hot Springs" which are located be-
tween Thos. Shorts and jas. Myers in
South Ruby; the Springs being the
center OF the disturbance. There has
been sixteen or seventeen distinct sh ocks
felt ut the above numed gentlemen
homes Mt different times up to date.
Spring has come ut last, aud the stock
men nre jnbilnnt as the stock are i'm.
pnoVing rapidly under the warm rays of
the sun. This will close the hay feed
ing season. The roads are dusty in
South Ruby.
MIR. j. Il. Wright hos gone to the
Wells to meet his family, who have been
sp' ndirg til" Winter in Snlt Luke City.
The report is, there will be IL wedding
in South Ruby soon. Guess who?
MIR. j b. Moore is ru,tling around
among the cattE:, looking, we'll to the
interests of his herds in the different
ranges.
MIR. Ross Wright OF Eureka reports
the snow on Rnby Summit at the Hur-
rls"n Pass as being less than it has
been for some years.
B PIT " PINK
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North Ruoy Items.
March II, 1887

March II, 1887
ED. lFDEPENDENT:-Seeing no items
from this part of the globe, aud think
ing you would like to bear from us we
will send you a few items from this
place.
Snow is disappearing very rapidly
and formers think they can soon begin
putting in crops.
There was spelling match between
the Secret and Ruby schools the other
evening in which the Ruby school came
out ahead.
Len Wines came in n few days ago
from Carson City, and we are pleased
to see him looking SO we'll.
Mrs. W. s. Griswold is visiting her
mother at this place.
Miss NJ. Krenku who has been spend-
ing few months with Mrs. Lumpman
returned home recently and was warm
~ welcomed by her many friends in
this vicinity.
A few of the boys attended the ball at
the Fort last Friday evening and report
having had good time and spending
lively evening.
nATcy nr,~,
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Spring and. Summer Samples.

l have just received over two hundred
new samples for spring and Summer
CLthing and can truly say that II finer
assortment has never before been ex-
hibited i'll Exc county, all being of the
latest designs and patterns. Recoguiz-
Ing the general desire of my customers for
Summer clothing ut cheaper rates than
have heretofore been customary, have
made large reductions in prices aud al
custom made Summer clothing, trusting
that the decrease i'll profit will be fol-
lowed by corresponding increase of
patronage. Remember, guarantee
perfect III.
M. REINaART.